I assume your intent is, "who from the West can actually beat Ohio St?" Wisconsin or Nebraska. The reason I like them is, Wisconsin should have the easiest of transitions, same DC and Chryst who should have them re-invested in the power run game.... I think Wisconsin put too much resources in running two QB's and getting the QB run game involved. That's not their style. They still have QB issues, and they have holes to fill on the Oline, but they are the kind of team by years end that can be tough to stop. Nebraska's biggest plus will a change in defensive philosophy. Instead of geared more to defending the spread-out, passing teams in a run-heavy division (it wasn't just Wisconsin running it down their throats, it was Minnesota and Iowa as well), they will be more attacking, which considering the talent level especially on the Dline, will make for a much more disruptive defense vs the power teams. Plus they get both Wisc and MSU at home. By years end, if Riley can do his magic with the QB (this has as much to do with the turnover bug Nebraska had for 7 years), they could have a pretty good team.
